Failure to Yield in Texas

Yielding doesn’t only apply exclusively to “Yield” signs.
The right-of-way rules are based on logic, courtesy, and most importantly,
safety. However, courtesy often goes out the window at busy intersections
and congested roadways. While drivers must sometimes be assertive or they’ll
never get anyway, being assertive can result in a failure to lead ticket.

At
Paul Kubosh, Attorney at Law, we are committed to helping you fight your failure to lead ticket and other
moving violations. With more than five decades of collective experience, our Harris County
traffic ticket lawyers can thoroughly review your case and determine all
of your available legal options in order to obtain the outcome you desire.

What is Failure to Yield?

In Texas, a failure to yield ticket means that a driver disobeyed the rules
of the road at a point when he or she was supposed to permit other traffic
to go. For example, you may receive this type of ticket if a driver makes
a left turn on a green light while another car is going straight.

For the most part, failure to yield tickets are commonly issued in the
event of a traffic collision, where a driver’s failure directly
results in an accident. Even if no accident occurs, you can be issued
this type of ticket if a police officer identifies you are failing to
yield when you are required to do so.

Ready to Fight for You Today!

A failure to yield ticket is punishable by a fine, points on your license,
and it could affect your insurance rate. Fortunately, our Harris County
traffic ticket lawyers can use a variety of defenses to get you off the hook.

The information on this website is for general information purposes only.
Nothing on this site should be taken as legal advice for any individual
case or situation. This information is not intended to create, and receipt
or viewing does not constitute, an attorney-client relationship.

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